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Telenor Pakistan and ZTE Achieve Record Data Transmission Rate

  • October 29, 2024
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Telenor Pakistan and ZTE Corporation have successfully achieved a record data transmission rate of 1.9 Gbps over 11.6 kilometers, marking a significant milestone in Pakistan’s telecommunications industry.

This accomplishment, conducted on Telenor’s live network, tested next-generation microwave transmission technology using MIMO technology. The trial utilized innovative features like the industry’s first-ever 18 GHz and 23 GHz dual-band integrated antenna and advanced carrier aggregation technology.

“This achievement reflects our strategic focus on enhancing network efficiency and delivering superior data experiences to our customers,” said Awais Vohra, CTO of Telenor Pakistan. “By deploying cutting-edge MIMO technology, we aim to strengthen network performance and expand our capacity.”

The successful trials highlight the capabilities of ZTE’s microwave technology and its alignment with the latest trends in mobile network communication. The company is committed to developing high-capacity, easy-to-deploy transmission solutions to simplify network operations and support the evolution of mobile networks.

This collaboration between Telenor Pakistan and ZTE signifies their commitment to driving technological innovation within the telecommunications industry. By setting new standards in data transmission rates, they aim to empower individuals and businesses with advanced connectivity solutions.

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